November 2021

THE CHAINS FORGED IN LIFE

Terrell High School theater students prepare for their production of “A Christmas Carol” at the Jamie Foxx Performing Arts Center on Dec. 2 through Dec. 4.
THE CHAINS FORGED IN LIFE

Dispute leaves residents in limbo

A boundary dispute between neighbors has ended up in District Court in Van Zandt County. The parties to this dispute, however, are not landowners but Kaufman and Henderson counties, which have disagreed since 1889 over which county has dominion over a 660-acre tract known as “the Notch.”

Economic recovery continues, but headwinds persist

The Perryman Group's most recent long-term forecast for the U.S. economy calls for notable expansion. Things have improved significantly since the worst of the pandemic, but previous activity levels have not yet been reached. The upward trend should continue (though business cycles are inevitable).

Remembrance Day in Terrell

More than 80 people gathered at Oakland Memorial Cemetery on Nov. 14 to remember the 20 Royal Air Force cadets who died in Terrell while attending the No. 1 British Flying Training School during World War II.
Remembrance Day in Terrell

Running in support of veterans

Terrell Tigers Brooke Calloway and Lexi States cross the finish line on Saturday, Nov. 6, during the United Way of Kaufman County’s annual 5K Veterans Day Run at Veterans Memorial Park in Terrell.
Running in support of veterans

BBB offers tips for holiday shopping

The unofficial start to the holiday season kicks off the day after Thanksgiving with Black Friday, followed by Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, and Giving Tuesday. The Better Business Bureau is on the front lines with these tips on how to make the holiday season merry and worry-free.